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Dividend and Dividend Yield Calculator

Estimate gross dividend, net cash, and yield against a share price with an editable withholding assumption.

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Dividend and Dividend Yield Calculator

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Share and dividend inputs

Dividend estimate

Gross dividend yield
Gross dividend
Estimated withholding
Net dividend
Net cash yield

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Quick answer

How are total dividends and dividend yield calculated?

Total dividend equals shares multiplied by dividend per share. Dividend yield equals dividend per share divided by share price, multiplied by 100. A high yield does not ensure future dividends or protect against a falling price.

How to use this tool

  1. Enter the cost or market price, number of shares, and total annual dividend per share.
  2. Confirm or change the withholding assumption for your situation.
  3. Read gross dividend, net cash, and yield alongside the issuer's business risks.

How the calculation works

Gross dividend = shares × dividend per share; gross yield = dividend per share ÷ price × 100; withholding = gross dividend × the entered rate; and net dividend = gross dividend − withholding. The editable 10% default is an assumption and does not decide year-end Thai tax treatment.

Examples

Example Input Expected result
Five-percent yield
Price THB 25, 1,000 shares, THB 1.25 dividend, 10% withholding
Gross THB 1,250, yield 5%, withholding THB 125, net THB 1,125, and net cash yield 4.5%
No withholding assumption
Price THB 50, 100 shares, THB 2 dividend, 0% withholding
Dividend THB 200 and yield 4%

Limitations

  • The calculator does not assess earnings, cash flow, debt, or dividend sustainability.
  • Dividend tax credits, final tax, trading fees, and capital gains or losses are excluded.
  • Future dividends are uncertain; the result is not a security recommendation.

Frequently asked questions

Should I use cost or current price?

Cost produces yield on cost; current price produces yield against current market value. State which basis you use.

Does a high dividend yield mean a share is good?

Not necessarily. A falling price or one-off distribution can raise yield, and future dividends can be reduced or cancelled.

Does 10% withholding apply in every case?

Do not assume so. Confirm recipient type, income treatment, tax-credit choices, and the relevant tax-year rules with the Thai Revenue Department.

References

  1. SET e-Learning — Dividend Yield Verified 2026-08-03
  2. Stock Exchange of Thailand — Investor education Verified 2026-08-03

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